jomyoot
Member
What is a small belt bag I can wrap around my waist? I only cary one camera, 2 lens and some films.
I want to be able to carry camera with me at all time.
I don't need solutions for SLRs.
I want to be able to carry camera with me at all time.
I don't need solutions for SLRs.
Film dino
David Chong
Kinesis Photo Gear http://kgear.com/
have an interesting system. However to use most of their belt pouches you do have to buy one of their belts.
David
have an interesting system. However to use most of their belt pouches you do have to buy one of their belts.
David
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Simon Larbalestier
Guest
I have the Kinesis belt kit - very well thought out - i also use the Newswear pouches
http://www.newswear.com
Domke also make small belt pouches and the Billingham Avea series 3 and 5 also work well on a belt.
http://www.newswear.com
Domke also make small belt pouches and the Billingham Avea series 3 and 5 also work well on a belt.
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Simon Larbalestier
Guest
jomyoot said:What is a small belt bag I can wrap around my waist? I only cary one camera, 2 lens and some films.
I want to be able to carry camera with me at all time.
I don't need solutions for SLRs.
I just thought as you mentioned you were in Bangkok in a few other threads then go see Photohobby third floor Silom Complex - they have some Domke canvas belt pouches and the PhotoFile "versions" in ballistic nylon. Photofile in MBK 3rd floor also stocks all the Lowepro belt and pouches system. Eddie at Camera collection carries the Billingham Avea sereis pouches and the Biillingham bags - not cheap though.
I still think Kinesis and Newswear are better made and thought out as they were especially designed for PJ's and have better weather protection and more padding.
ClaremontPhoto
Jon Claremont
Why not a regular 'bum bag' also known as 'fanny pack'?
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ray_g
Guest
Simon Larby said:I still think Kinesis and Newswear are better made and thought out as they were especially designed for PJ's and have better weather protection and more padding.
The newswear pouches look interesting. Which one(s) do you think are small enough for a rangefinder and Rf lenses, Simon?
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Simon Larbalestier
Guest
Hi Ray
I have the 'body pouch" which will easily hold a M with 50 lux and hood and two of the "small pouches" which will hold M bodies. They also contain a separate flat pocket on the outside which is useful for filters (i think it was designed with data cards in mind). Not fofr those who don't like velcro though.....
I have the 'body pouch" which will easily hold a M with 50 lux and hood and two of the "small pouches" which will hold M bodies. They also contain a separate flat pocket on the outside which is useful for filters (i think it was designed with data cards in mind). Not fofr those who don't like velcro though.....
goo0h
Well-known
Can't say I'm a huge fan of velcro, but I must say these newswear look very trim and tidy. Was thinking of a 5XA to wear as a belt bag, but I've got the "Tamron" 5XB (was cheaper) and find the top zipper just too tedious. I fear on an even smaller bag it'd be even worse.
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simonclivehughe
Guest
Not sure where you are in the world, but Eddie Bauer have a very nice small shoulder/belt pouch that I find excellent for putting up to 4 lenses into plus some small accessories. And, it sells for about $30 US.
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